We often hear the question asked--how long is this product really subjected to microgravity? The answer to that question depends on the ultimate trajectory of the rocket and the time that gravity lets it stay in Space before bringing it back to Earth. Generally, we've found that the product stays in space for 5-7 minutes.
Objects in Space, as you know, follow certain scientific laws of motion, and are impacted by the pull of gravity.
Today's question: "Do you really send the cans of product into space?" asked by Jake, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Today's answer: No, Jake. We send a mixture of the ingredients into space; it really wouldn't be prudent for us to send the cans into space themselves; we send a mixture of the ingredients into space, return the ingredients to earth---along with the rocket, and the science projects that are ripped through the atmosphere--and recover those ingredients for production of Antimatter. It really rocks!
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